Hi Cmdr Mike,
>From the info I received at NTC there are four basic saw teeth:
The Straight V-Tooth blade: made up of alternating V-cuts on the blade,
similar to the hand saw you might have in your tool box.
Bushman Tooth blade: Teeth are characterized by a curving sweep of the
points. It's blade is narrower then the V-Tooth, but cuts faster.
Pulp or Raker Tooth blade: similar to the Bushman with an extra raker
tooth set every four teeth. The raker tooth rakes the sawdust away with
every stroke.
Swedish Pulp blade: Uses two teeth with each raker.
If you would like clipart showing the teeth, e-mail me back and send
under seperate cover.
Blessings,
Bob Triphahn
Sr. Cmdr. O/P 312
Victory Church
St. Clair, Mo.
Pulp or Raker Tooth blade: Designed
>
> Commanders,
>
> Can anyone answer the following Pioneer advancement question or know a good
> site I can find the answer??
>
> Explain the difference in saw teeth and their purposes.
>
> Cmdr Mike
>
> Outpost 43
> NY District
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